South Wales Bed & Breakfasts Guide

the rooms at this quirky guest house are decorated in an eclectic style that portray different themes such as Roman, Egyptian and Oriental

modern house set in 2 acres of grounds with the River Ewenny flowing through, fishing if required, featuring comfortable, stylish rooms

a Victorian hunting lodge set amidst beautiful Gower countryside, rooms have traditional décor and farmhouse food features on the dinner menu

there are just 7 well-presented, individually designed rooms at this friendly guest house, the city centre can be reached on foot or by bus

well-appointed rooms with large windows, high ceilings and stylish furniture; breakfast is prepared with local and homemade produce

a modern house with stylish and spacious rooms, it sits in an elevated spot and enjoys views over Monmouth and the Wye Valley

situated a short walk from Caldicot Castle, this stylish guest house features an attractive garden and terrace, rooms are cosy and comfy

nestled on a hill side overlooking Neath and surrounded by mature woodland and attractive gardens, a network of walking paths are nearby

rustic warmth meets contemporary style in the beamed rooms of this renovated Georgian cottage in a small village attached to Abergavenny

a beautifully presented, Victorian villa, retaining many period features and set in a quiet part of this historic former coal-mining town

a modern house that has been rustically furnished, it sits on a 300 acre working farm and boasts panoramic views of Sugar Loaf Mountain

described as "a lovely little get away in a quiet area" by contented previous guests, this traditional inn offers a comfortable retreat

the smart guest rooms at this comfortable guest house blend original features with contemporary décor, it is ideally placed for coastal walks

modern, purpose-built guest house, located a short drive from the town centre and M4, set in a landscaped garden within a natural meadow

overlooking the Llwyn Onn Reservoir, this very well-presented B&B is perfectly placed for exploring the Brecon Beacons by car, foot or bike

original features such as beams and stone walls are much in evidence at this charming farmhouse, it offers great facilities for cyclists and walkers

an 18th century stone-built country inn, close to the picturesque town of Usk, has attractive rooms in a 17th century stable block next door

a cosy B&B situated in a pretty village just outside of Cardiff, the village pub and the National History Museum are within walking distance

enjoy the views across the Tawe Valley from the garden terrace of this immaculately appointed B&B, on the edge of the Brecon Beacons

quietly located on the fringes of Bridgend with views across the Vale of Glamorgan and offers guest rooms that combine comfort and style